Peter Dykema: DOJ Attorney in Environmental Law Case Peter Dykema, an attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division, recently appeared in federal court regarding a case involving environmental regulations. According to court documents, Dykema represented the Justice Department during a telephone conference before a federal court in Washington, D.C. Dykema serves as counsel for defendants in matters handled by the Environment and Natural Resources Division. His official contact information lists him at the U.S. Department of Justice, Environment and Natural Resources Division, Natural Resources Section, with a Washington, D.C. Address and a phone number of (202) 305-0436. His professional profile indicates extensive experience in general practice law, with decades of service noted in legal directories. Dykema is licensed to practice law and maintains good standing with the bar. The Environment and Natural Resources Division of the DOJ handles litigation related to environmental protection, natural resources management, and related federal laws. Attorneys in this division represent the United States in cases involving environmental statutes, wildlife protection, public lands, and tribal resources. As a senior trial lawyer in this division, Dykema’s work focuses on defending federal interests in environmental litigation matters. His role involves preparing legal arguments, participating in court proceedings, and advising on cases that impact national environmental policy and enforcement. For official correspondence, Dykema can be reached through the U.S. Department of Justice channels, with email communications directed to his official government address. His work contributes to the DOJ’s mission of enforcing federal environmental laws and defending government actions in court.
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